Una guida per l'antichità dell'età del bronzo nel dipartimento della British e antichità medievali . su Greenwell. Lavite superiore nella parte di questi casi è esibito sepolcrali fromYorkshire in ceramica e Northumberland, i numeri romani su theplinth di ciascun campione che indica l'numljer del divieto-owdescribed in British carriole, da cui è stato prelevato. Casi 21,22 contengono bere-cups e casi 23, 24, 27, 28 il cibo-navi,tutti trovati con sepolture di incombusti. Nel centro casi 25,26 arevases di speciali forme, alcune delle quali sono state fatte fordomestic scopi, alcuni dei più fini urne cinerarie,

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A guide to the antiquities of the bronze age in the Department of British and mediæval antiquities . on Greenwell. In theupper part of these Cases is exhibited sepulchral pottery fromYorkshire and Northumberland, the Roman numerals on theplinth of each specimen indicating the numljer of the ban-owdescribed in British Barrows, from which it was taken. Cases 21, 22 contain drinking-cups, and Cases 23, 24, 27, 28 food-vessels, all found with unburnt burials. In the centre Cases 25, 26 arevases of special forms, some of which may have been made fordomestic purposes, some of the finer cinerary urns, and a numberof incense-cups ; while Cases 29, 30 contain, besides a numberof cinerary urns at the back, two drinking-cups (lxii) and several food-vessels found with burnt burials. In Cases 23-30 largecinerary urns are arranged below the main shelf; and on the floorof Cases 25, 26 are picks of deer-antler similar to those from theneolithic flint-workings at Cissburyin Cases 125, 126 (immediatelyabove, in the iron gallery), illustrated in the Stone Age Guide, fig. 84. 58 DESCRIPTION OF CASES 31-30. Pig. 29.—Design on base They were found in the material of the barrows, and doubtlessserved to excavate the graves in the chalk subsoil. Smallerobjects, of flint, bone, jet, bronze or other material, are placed inglass-topped boxes on the main shelf andbottom of the Cases. First, on the mainshelf, come remains from Long barrows, dating from the neolithic period, and in-cluding no metal objects; followed byEound-barrow antiquities from the northof England, arranged geographically, thelargest group being from Rudstone, EastRiding of Yorkshire (Cases 23, 24). A smallseries from Northumberland, Cumberland, and Westmorland is placed in Cases 29, of food-vessel, Alwiuton 30, with potteiyfrom Scotland below; whileNorthumberland. I the lower part of Cases 21, 22 is devoted to the southern counties of England.The pottery selected for illustration comprises a fine food-vessel{pi. V, 7) from Alwin

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